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  • Sermon Series 2 - Lecture 3 - To the Ends of the Earth: Luke Acts for today - Evensong 7.00pm Sunday 19 May 2013 - During the third of his sermons on Luke-Acts, the Archbishop discussed the story of Pentcost which ushers in a new world, a new social order and discusses its meaning to our society.
    To listen to the podcast click here 
    Priest -The Most Rev'd Jeffrey Driver AB
  • The Feast of Pentecost - Worth Celebrating - Choral Eucharist 10.30am Sunday 19 May 2013 - "Today we celebrate the Feast of Pentecost. In many ways this is the Cinderella of Christian festivals, in danger of being overlooked, not for the ugly sisters, but for the glorious celebrations of Christmas and Easter. Which is a pity, for, in a very real sense, today is the birthday of the Church.."
    To read the sermon click on the link above or to listen to the podcast click here.
    The Dean - The Very Rev'd Frank Nelson
  • Sermon Series 2 - Lecture -2 To the Ends of the Earth: Luke Acts for today - Evensong 7.00pm Sunday 12 May 2013 - During the second of his sermons on Luke-Acts, the Archbishop used insights from recent biblical scholarship to shed new light on the well known story from Luke’s Gospel of Martha and Mary.
    To listen to the podcast click here and the  questions here
    Priest -The Most Rev'd Jeffrey Driver AB
  • The Seventh Sunday of Easter - Choral Eucharist 10.30am Sunday 12 May 2013 - "This is Jesus’ longing for us and for all who enter this Cathedral today. It is his longing for all the world. That we might be gathered into the love that binds God and Christ, the intimate love of a Father and his beloved Son. That we might glimpse the truth that we are connected to one another.
    To listen to the podcast click     here.
    Precentor - The Rev'd Jenny Wilson
  • Sermon Series 2 - Lecture 1 - To the Ends of the Earth: Luke Acts for today - Evensong 7.00pm Sunday 5 May 2013 -  In the first of the lecturer series the Arhbishop gives an introduction to the Theology of St Luke. the structure of his works, when and why it was written and discusses issues of theological developments in the scriptures and theological departures both in Luke's times and today.
    To listen to the podcast click here.
    Priest -The Most Rev'd Jeffrey Driver AB
  • The Sixth Sunday of Easter - The new Jerusalem - Choral Eucharist 10.30am Sunday 5 May 2013 - "Today we read of the new Jerusalem, a place built on the foundations of the Twelve Apostles, through which flows the river of the water of life, and in which grows the tree of life – whose leaves are ‘for the healing of the nations’."
    To read the sermon click on the link above or to listen to the podcast click here.
    The Dean - The Very Rev'd Frank Nelson
  • The Fifth Sunday of Easter - We gave our Today- Evensong 7.00pm Sunday 28 April 2013 - ANZAC Commemorative Service "And then, quietly, in the silence of your own heart, commit yourself to be a peace-maker following the example of Him whom we acknowledge as prince of peace."
    To read the sermon click on the link above or to listen to the podcast click here.
    The Dean - The Very Rev'd Frank Nelson
  • The Fifth Sunday of Easter - Choral Eucharist 10.30am Sunday 28 April 2013 -"Dear friends, let us love one another, because love is from God. Whoever does not love does not know God, because God is love.”
    To read the sermon click on the link above or to listen to the podcast click here.
    Preacher - The Rev'd Stuart Langshaw
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    Sunday after Whit Sunday 19 May 2013

    Welcome from the Dean

    St Peter’s Cathedral: Worth Celebrating

    For the past few weeks we have been using this slogan in preparation for today, Pentecost Sunday. As I have met with you and listened to you speak, with great affection and pride, about your Cathedral, I have been struck at just how much there is worth celebrating. Among the many things is the generosity of those who have gone before us, the ‘former generations’. Week by week we are reminded of them in the “Year’s mind” section of our prayers.

    Today is not so much about former generations as future generations and, particularly, the way in which you and I can make sure there is a cathedral worth celebrating. Today our focus is on Dedicated Living and Giving. Today we place on the altar our pledge cards (received in the mail or collected from the entrance to the Cathedral), a simple sign of our dedication to God: generous, sacrificial and joyful.

    Tonight Archbishop Jeffrey offers the third of four in his preaching series entitled “To the ends of the Earth: Luke Acts for Today.”

    As the bright intoxicating energy of the Holy Spirit falls on us may we be led into all truth, confess that Christ is Lord and proclaim the wonderful works of Christ.

    Welcome to all of God’s spirit-filled people who worship today.

     Frank Nelson
    Dean

    You are warmly invited to join us as we seek to follow the God who loves us and calls us to abundant life. 

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